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BIOL 209 1st Edition Lecture 25 Outline of Last Lecture I. Question/Answer’sII. Immune SystemA. DefinitionB. Adaptive ImmunityC. Resistance to InfectionD. AnatomyE. LymphIII. PathogensIV. PathwaysA. Complement Recognition PathwaysV. Immune ProtectionOutline of Current LectureI. Question/Answer’sII. InflammationIII. AntigensCurrent LectureI. Question/Answer’sA. What defense mechanisms are present for our body? Secretions, clearing mechanisms, mechanical barriers, our microbiomeB. Which is least directly related to the results of inflammatory cytokine production? Binding of complement by macrophagesC. Which is not true of immunoglobulin molecules? Have a single binding site for antigenII. InflammationA. Leads to increased permeabilityB. Neutrophils adjust & kill pathogensC. Interferons act on other cells to enhance our resistance1. Alert/alarm system2. Many kinds of cells produce interferons, not just immune cellsD. Fever has systemic effects1. Fever reduces block production of prostaglandinsE. B & T cells depend on immune cells to generate a responseIII. AntigensA. Anything that can elicit an immune response 1. A pathogen has many antigensa. Many antibodies can bind to any one pathogenb. Changing the back end of antibody molecules changes the structureThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a


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